Gender Journeys Day 2025

Save the Date for Gender Journeys Day 2025!
Jun
28

Save the Date for Gender Journeys Day 2025!

Join us for the second annual Gender Journeys Day on June 28th, 2025, at JABSOM, UH Mānoa! Gender Journeys Day is a one-day conference for healthcare providers, educators, and families in Hawai‘i on gender-affirming care for keiki. Click or tap the "Add to Google Calendar" or "Add to iCal" buttons to save the date for June 28th, 2025! More information on registration to come.

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Gender Journeys Day is a conference for healthcare providers, educators, and families in Hawai‘i on gender-affirming care for keiki. The goal of Gender Journeys Day is to educate participants and increase the understanding of gender-affirming care for keiki while building a community of local providers and support.

Testimonials: What attendees enjoyed most about the 2024 Gender Journeys Day Conference

Kumu Hina’s opening speech was one of the most powerful presentations I have ever experienced. I’m forever grateful to have heard her speak today. Maika’i loa to all of you.”
— Parent of a gender diverse keiki
Feeling supported and sharing with others.
— Educator
I loved connecting with other providers and community members, being able to support the community with their needs.
— Healthcare provider
I’m a trans youth and being a part of this was important. My dad is my biggest ally and even though he supports me fully, having him here was important.
— Gender diverse keiki
The sense of community and seeing we are not the only ones going on this journey - we aren’t alone.
— Parent of a gender diverse keiki
It was personally empowering for me in my own journey of gender expression.
— Educator

All attendees at Gender Journeys Day agree to abide by codes of conduct that affirm the gender needs and experiences of all people. For the safety of the attendees, any speech and actions that are deemed harmful by the event organizers, whether overt or implied, may result in removal from the event and event premises. Law enforcement may also be involved. Mahalo for your commitment to gender diversity and safety.